note-taking

You can capture and organize research notes across multiple sessions by using an Obsidian vault to create, tag, and store findings in a centralized location. This ensures research continuity and prevents the loss of insights.

The best way to build a knowledge graph from literature review notes is to use Obsidian cross-linking features. This allows you to connect related concepts and synthesize findings seamlessly within your vault.

Yes, you need to set an Obsidian vault path. You also need the Hermes Agent with skill support enabled to load and run tasks, read existing notes, create new ones, and establish cross-links.

Yes, you can search and link notes directly within your research workflow by instructing the Hermes Agent. The agent quickly locates notes and establishes cross-links to streamline your synthesis process.

To start creating notes, set your Obsidian vault path and ensure the Hermes Agent is running with skill support enabled. Then, simply instruct Hermes to read, create, or link notes within that vault.